Re: Mysql autentication problem

Yep, there is a hash... and the hash is valid - I can connect using the shell with this password... On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 12:17:33 -0800, Micah Stevens wrote > Strange. If you look at the users table, is there a password hash in > the password field? > > Roberto F Tavares Neto wrote: > > Micah: > > > > I did create the database. Then, I use the: > > > > GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON db.* TO user@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'password' > > > > to do the 2 and 3 steps. > > > > FLUSH PRIVILEGES > > > > to do the step 4. > > > > But the step 5 really does not work... only on the shell or when I > > remove the password from the user... > > > > Roberto > > > > Micah Stevens escreveu: > >> Did you give the user permissions to use the database in question? > >> > >> Here's my sequence of actions: > >> > >> . > >> 1) Create DB if it doesn't exist > >> 2) Create the user w/password > >> 3) Give the user permission to use the database. > >> 4) Flush privileges to update the server. > >> 5) login and enjoy. > >> > >> -Micah > >> > >> Roberto F Tavares Neto wrote: > >>> Hello, > >>> > >>> I'm trying to do a very simple thing: create a database and a user > >>> to use it. > >>> > >>> So, initially, I use the web interface phpmyadmin. Logged as root, I > >>> created the database, and the user with some password. > >>> > >>> But, I could not login using phpmyadmin. Either any php-based system > >>> could connect to the BD. > >>> > >>> So, I make sure that I got the "user@localhost" and "user@%" > >>> created, with permissions and same password. Nothing. > >>> > >>> But I *can* log on mysql shell. > >>> > >>> One more info: when the user is set without password, it works fine > >>> on PHP. > >>> > >>> > >>> Does anyone can give me a clue of what is happening? > >>> > >>> Thanks! > >>> > >>> Roberto > >>> > >> > > > > -- Roberto F Tavares Neto Prof. Assistente - Departamento de Engenharia de Produção Universidade Federal de São Carlos - UFSCAR